Computer manufacturers charge a premium for their highest end “workstation” systems, but many people don’t fully understand what really defines a “workstation” class system from any other computer. Admittedly there… Read more »
I had the opportunity to attend Adobe’s MAX conference at the LA Convention Center this week. Adobe showed me and 15K of my closest friends the newest updates to pretty… Read more »
The HP Z-Book X2 is not your average mobile workstation. With its detachable keyboard, integrated kickstand, and EMR pen support, it is designed to be the ideal artistic tool for… Read more »
I have been to NAB for the last twelve straight years, and it looked like I would break my streak this year, being booked on a travel job through the… Read more »
I have had the opportunity to test out HP’s newest mobile workstation over the last few weeks, the ZBook Studio x360. HP’s ZBook mobile workstation division has really been thinking… Read more »
Graphics Performance Versus Portability As a laptop user, and a fan of graphics performance, I have always had to weigh the balance between performance and portability when selecting a system,… Read more »
LTO stands for Linear Tape Open, and was initially developed nearly twenty years ago. It records any digital files onto half inch magnetic tapes, stored in square single reel cartridges. … Read more »
HP sent me their newest high-end monitor to review. The Dreamcolor Z31x Studio Display is a 31″ true 4K color critical reference monitor. It has many new features that set… Read more »
I did make it to NAB this year, but haven’t had a chance to post since I got back a week ago. HDR and 360 video are where the main… Read more »
It has been quite a while since Intel’s much awaited LightPeak technology was introduced to consumers, originally in the form of Apple’s Thunderbolt interface. It is now in its third… Read more »
